Ronda to La Linea and walk over border day trip to Gibralter, then to Tarifa

We have done Ronda to La Linea and then walked into Gibralter by car. It would be an easy trip to Tarifa at the end of the day. I do not think it would an easy trip by public transport.

In La Linea we parked on the street for the day. Gibralter is touristy, but one trip in a life time is enough.

Glad to hear of your plan to DO RON-DA RON ... da doo ron ron !!

Good one, David! LOL!

Thanks Bob, and David ....
my first album was : Beach Boys Shutdown Volume 2, by the way .

Bob, We are also wondering if same day car rentals are easy in these Spanish cities and whether the day before, we might consider renting the car in Granada, as opposed to a train to Rhonda,
doing as you suggest and then, dropping the car off in Tarifa >>>>>>

I think you're getting "Help Me. Rhonda" confused with "Da Doo Ron Ron".
Sorry I haven't helped with your original question.

Right you are
Sherelles, I believe

Crystals. lol

If you have Rick's Spain book, see bus and train connections summarized at the end of each chapter, pages 782-3, 842, & 858. Departing Ronda, you can choose from one daily bus run by Comes or 5-6 daily trains (I suppose you'll choose the departure at 9:15), all going to Algeciras, 2-3 hours. Before catching a bus from Algeciras to La Linea (which run frequently and take 45 minutes), you can leave your bags in a bus station locker and confirm return bus schedules for La Linea-Algeciras-Tarifa (1.5 hours with connection, but you'd need time to retrieve the luggage). It's fine to arrive late in Tarifa, if you've let your hotel know.